East of Via del Corso are many shops/around Piazza di Spagna / churches, piazzas, president palace... read more
Encompassing Station Temini and San Lorenzo to Via del Corso, this is a very busy area, for... read more
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East of Via del Corso are many shops/around Piazza di Spagna / churches, piazzas, president palace and restaurants. Full with tourists and locals.
Encompassing Station Temini and San Lorenzo to Via del Corso, this is a very busy area, for tourists and locals alike. Some must sees within the area, are: many churches such as, the huge and magnificent Santa Maria Maggorie, the mosaics of Santa Prassede and...More
Via del Corso is a really fabulous street and you are bound to love walking along it any time. Its shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants are there to be enjoyed and you can;t help but opening every door to check them out. It offers easy...More
This is a great place. Splendid I fact. Not the greatest Rome has to offer, but it truly is amazing and the door to so much. Must see in Rome.
Via Del Corso is a wonderful, world famous street of Rome. It is rather iconic. There is a lot of shopping on this street, all top of end branded shops, and a lot of fantastic restaurants. Primarily this is just a shopping district for the...More
Many shop store here u will confusing but for me with low economy my favorite is TERANOVA litle shop but make me glad n happy when look around for shoping...enjoy guys
East of Via Del Corso refers to the Campo Marzio area of the city. This is primarily a shopping district with famous streets like Via Condotti, which links Via Del Corso directly to Piazza di Spagna, a very popular tourist attraction spot in this area...More
Great stores around this area, we walked from Piazza del Popolo to Piazza Venezia where we saw many attractions and historical sites. Visited August 2013 before cruising with Celebrity
Via del Corso is one of the main streets of Rome not only for its central location , huge in fact it connects the Piazza del Popolo to Piazza Venezia , cutting across the north from the historical center . It is worth walking along...More
The area east of Via del Corso is filled with many stores, some very expensive and some moderately priced. The streets are clean and many are decorated with flowers on the facades of the stores. There are also many eating places.
